On Jun 17, 2:44 am, Chris Roth <[email protected]> wrote:
> There must be something I can do to root out the cause and improve the
> performance. My "publishers" (two highlevel marketing dept reasonably
> sophisticated users) are getting very frustrated and muttering things
> like "Sharepoint" and "Frontpage" and other horrible things. They
> really want to off load work to "Contributors" but there is no way
> with the current performance of the webtop, I can start training them.

A few things I might suggest for increasing performance of the webtop:
 - upgrade to 5.1.5 (we are always adding performance tweaks as we
find them)
 - make sure the JVM is tuned; FarCry is designed to soak up memory,
so its essential that the JVM has enough memory allocated
 - make sure CF is tuned; turn on trusted cache!
 - optimise the database; because applications vary so enormously its
all but impossible to predict what indices will be required on
database tables.  You must profile the database and add indices where
needed -- for large data-sets this will have a potentially *enormous*
impact.
 - check the environment; things like disk fragmentation can have a
significant impact on performance (especially if trusted cache is
turned off)
 - check table sizes for farLog and refObjects.  You may need to
periodically truncate farLog and rebuild refObjects if the audit table
is getting unwieldy.

With respect to the tree, how many nodes do you have in the tree?  As
Blair mentioned, 5.x has a new permissions structure that is built and
cached for the tree.  This unfortunately means the initial tree build
is relatively slow, but subsequent builds are very fast.  It may make
a big difference if we put up a loading graphic indicating that the
tree is building its cache rather than presenting users with nothing.
Might be we have to rethink the caching model entirely for big trees.
Let us know.

All the best,

-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/


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